Investing • 10h ago
She found millions sitting in a forgotten investment account — Dave Ramsey says do this ASAP!
What do you do when a forgotten employee investment account turns out to be worth millions? The dilemma is real — and the wrong move could cost you a fortune in taxes and lost security
Managing Money • 12h ago
Real Housewives alum Crystal Kung Minkoff drops the ultimate budgeting thread to score luxury looks for less
High-end Real Housewives style meets real-world savings as fans crowdsource the best affordable product alternatives online to help Canadians turn money gratitude into true financial fulfillment
Managing Money • 12h ago
Real Housewives alum Crystal Kung Minkoff drops the ultimate budgeting thread to score luxury looks for less
High-end Real Housewives style meets real-world savings as fans crowdsource the best affordable product alternatives online to help Canadians turn money gratitude into true financial fulfillment
Managing Money • 3.7k views
Is now the best time to get rich? What Robert Kiyosaki’s bold predictions mean for your RRSP and TFSA
‘Rich Dad Poor Dad’ author Robert Kiyosaki has bold predictions for gold, silver and Bitcoin. Here’s how Canadians can respond — tax-efficiently — using registered accounts.
Managing Money • 3.7k views
Is now the best time to get rich? What Robert Kiyosaki’s bold predictions mean for your RRSP and TFSA
‘Rich Dad Poor Dad’ author Robert Kiyosaki has bold predictions for gold, silver and Bitcoin. Here’s how Canadians can respond — tax-efficiently — using registered accounts.
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Investing • 14h ago
Reddit user’s analysis of 1.3 billion Polymarket trades sparks insider trading and manipulation concerns
A researcher who wired an AI tool into every Polymarket trade ever made found that 4 in 5 traders never profit — and the loss patterns on some accounts look less like bad luck and more like money laundering. Canadian regulators are already watching.
Investing • 14h ago
Reddit user’s analysis of 1.3 billion Polymarket trades sparks insider trading and manipulation concerns
A researcher who wired an AI tool into every Polymarket trade ever made found that 4 in 5 traders never profit — and the loss patterns on some accounts look less like bad luck and more like money laundering. Canadian regulators are already watching.
Life • Jun 05
European airfares from Canada are up 26% — but you can save by being flexible and opting for these travel tips instead
Airfares from Canada are climbing fast. But there’s a smart — and surprisingly simple — way to cut your European travel costs: Let the price choose your destination
Life • Jun 05
European airfares from Canada are up 26% — but you can save by being flexible and opting for these travel tips instead
Airfares from Canada are climbing fast. But there’s a smart — and surprisingly simple — way to cut your European travel costs: Let the price choose your destination
Managing Money • 1.1k views
He has 3 years to live and $550K in home sale proceeds. Here’s his plan to protect his wife’s retirement after he’s gone
A terminal diagnosis and $550,000 from a home sale: What Canadians should know about protecting a nest egg for a surviving spouse using RRSPs, TFSAs, GICs and estate planning tools
Managing Money • 1.1k views
He has 3 years to live and $550K in home sale proceeds. Here’s his plan to protect his wife’s retirement after he’s gone
A terminal diagnosis and $550,000 from a home sale: What Canadians should know about protecting a nest egg for a surviving spouse using RRSPs, TFSAs, GICs and estate planning tools
Real Estate • 5.6k views
The great Canadian condo correction: Major luxury real estate slump reveals shifting national market
As a landmark luxury hub opens its doors, buyers face a bruising appraisal reality that serves as a cautionary tale for presale holders from Vancouver to Toronto
Real Estate • 5.6k views
The great Canadian condo correction: Major luxury real estate slump reveals shifting national market
As a landmark luxury hub opens its doors, buyers face a bruising appraisal reality that serves as a cautionary tale for presale holders from Vancouver to Toronto
Investing • Jun 04
A diversified portfolio beat the 60/40 mix by 5% in 2025 — what Canadians should know to get higher returns
Morningstar analysis found a more diversified mix — supercharged by alternative assets like gold and crypto — outperformed a traditional stocks-and-bonds strategy by 5% in 2025. That’s the biggest performance gap since 2009. Here’s what this modern shift means for maximizing the growth of your RRSP and TFSA
Investing • Jun 04
A diversified portfolio beat the 60/40 mix by 5% in 2025 — what Canadians should know to get higher returns
Morningstar analysis found a more diversified mix — supercharged by alternative assets like gold and crypto — outperformed a traditional stocks-and-bonds strategy by 5% in 2025. That’s the biggest performance gap since 2009. Here’s what this modern shift means for maximizing the growth of your RRSP and TFSA
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News • Jun 04
He paid $200 a month for 5 years — and still owes nearly the full amount on his $4,500 loan
An Ontario resident’s horror story with a predatory loan is highlighting the need for consumers to watch out for the fine print
News • Jun 04
He paid $200 a month for 5 years — and still owes nearly the full amount on his $4,500 loan
An Ontario resident’s horror story with a predatory loan is highlighting the need for consumers to watch out for the fine print
Insurance • Jun 04
Why tariffs on auto parts could push your car insurance premium higher at renewal
Trade tariffs are raising the cost of parts and repairs — and insurers are watching closely. Here's how that could affect your premium and what to do about it
Insurance • Jun 04
Why tariffs on auto parts could push your car insurance premium higher at renewal
Trade tariffs are raising the cost of parts and repairs — and insurers are watching closely. Here's how that could affect your premium and what to do about it
Managing Money • 2.1k views
OAS at 65 or 67? What Canadians need to know before collecting retirement benefits
OAS starts at 65, not 67. Here's how age affects your CPP and OAS payments in Canada.
Managing Money • 2.1k views
OAS at 65 or 67? What Canadians need to know before collecting retirement benefits
OAS starts at 65, not 67. Here's how age affects your CPP and OAS payments in Canada.
News • Jun 04
Canada’s coastlines are betting big on global maritime wealth
How coastal towns use global maritime traffic for growth — and the local inflation it leaves behind
News • Jun 04
Canada’s coastlines are betting big on global maritime wealth
How coastal towns use global maritime traffic for growth — and the local inflation it leaves behind
News • Jun 03
Less than a month until the 2026 Calgary Stampede: Get ready for Canada’s greatest homegrown summer tradition
Get ready for Canada's biggest summer tradition this July
News • Jun 03
Less than a month until the 2026 Calgary Stampede: Get ready for Canada’s greatest homegrown summer tradition
Get ready for Canada's biggest summer tradition this July
Insurance • Jun 03
Amazon damaged their lawn and offered $1,200. The bill was $3,900. Here's what Canadians can do
An Amazon delivery gone wrong brings to light how consumers can deal with property damage issues — and the road to compensation is not an easy one
Insurance • Jun 03
Amazon damaged their lawn and offered $1,200. The bill was $3,900. Here's what Canadians can do
An Amazon delivery gone wrong brings to light how consumers can deal with property damage issues — and the road to compensation is not an easy one
Managing Money • Jun 03
Seniors seeking roommates has tripled in a decade — why a growing number of Canadians can’t afford to retire alone
With rents just below record highs and retirement savings stretched thin, older Canadians are discovering that taking a roommate isn’t a step back — it might be the smartest financial move they make
Managing Money • Jun 03
Seniors seeking roommates has tripled in a decade — why a growing number of Canadians can’t afford to retire alone
With rents just below record highs and retirement savings stretched thin, older Canadians are discovering that taking a roommate isn’t a step back — it might be the smartest financial move they make
News • Jun 03
Ontario's Billy Bishop takeover: who really benefits?
Ontario's plan to take over and expand Billy Bishop Airport would boost a J.P. Morgan-linked terminal operator — and raises questions Canadians deserve answers to.
News • Jun 03
Ontario's Billy Bishop takeover: who really benefits?
Ontario's plan to take over and expand Billy Bishop Airport would boost a J.P. Morgan-linked terminal operator — and raises questions Canadians deserve answers to.
Investing • Jun 03
More Canadians are turning to ChatGPT and TikTok for financial advice, survey finds
A new report shows a major generational shift as younger Canadians skip professional fees in favor of quick, judgment-free digital advice
Investing • Jun 03
More Canadians are turning to ChatGPT and TikTok for financial advice, survey finds
A new report shows a major generational shift as younger Canadians skip professional fees in favor of quick, judgment-free digital advice
Insurance • Jun 02
CAA warns drivers about new distraction tactics linked to car thefts
As thieves use tech and distraction to target cars, CAA shares how drivers can protect themselves
Insurance • Jun 02
CAA warns drivers about new distraction tactics linked to car thefts
As thieves use tech and distraction to target cars, CAA shares how drivers can protect themselves
Managing Money • Jun 02
Starting over financially at 36 after divorce: How Canadians rebuild enough savings to retire on time
Divorce can wipe out years of savings in an instant — but Canadians still have time to rebuild their retirement using RRSPs, TFSAs and a few key financial strategies
Managing Money • Jun 02
Starting over financially at 36 after divorce: How Canadians rebuild enough savings to retire on time
Divorce can wipe out years of savings in an instant — but Canadians still have time to rebuild their retirement using RRSPs, TFSAs and a few key financial strategies
Managing Money • 2.1k views
Is the S&P 500 a good bet for Canadians near retirement? 1 woman’s $100,000 cash dilemma explained
She has savings, no debt and a paid-off home — but she’s wondering whether her $100,000 emergency fund should now be working harder for her in retirement
Managing Money • 2.1k views
Is the S&P 500 a good bet for Canadians near retirement? 1 woman’s $100,000 cash dilemma explained
She has savings, no debt and a paid-off home — but she’s wondering whether her $100,000 emergency fund should now be working harder for her in retirement
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